Re: Rotax 912UL oil overflowing. Why?
by Arthur Götz » 11 years ago
Re: Rotax 912UL oil overflowing. Why?
by MARK JACKSON » 11 years ago
Re: Rotax 912UL oil overflowing. Why?
by Geoff Bell » 3 years ago
Once again Roger has saved my bacon. So I have had diesel through the fuel and am surprised how dirty the oil became. It appears as though carbon deposits have been loosened and ended up in the oil tank. I haven't checked the oil filter as yet, but have changed oil and filter as recommended above albeit 7 years ago!
So question is, why does the diesel end up in the oil tank? I'm thinking it is because the cylinders are coated with unburnt diesel which goes around past the oil rings and then is scrapped off the side walls of cylinder into the crankcase then the oil tank. Is the appearance of the carbon in the oil tank a happy consequence as the engine is de-coked to a degree? I'm not recommending it as a yearly activity, more searching for a silver lining in a stupid error!
Thanks Roger and Mark!
Re: Rotax 912UL oil overflowing. Why?
by Pasi Ilola » 3 years ago
Fuel goes into the oil because the choke stays on. Check it out. I have seen this once.
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